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Does anyone have any recommendations if I'd like a step up upgrade from my.

I should have looked more closely.Hello, I love the application awareness of NGFWs from Palo Alto, Checkpoint, Fortinet and others, but even their lowest tier models are prohibitively expensive for me for home use. I assumed the answer at the top of the page was 'the best' answer, while in actuality, it was just the 'most recent' answer. There are no vote-ups whatsoever on the suggestions posted there. I'm looking for actual user experience (with CAD), not random free pdf creator options/suggestions.ĬORRECTION I noticed at the AutoDESK forum that the answers were not listed by highest rank.

Is there a better option than the two I've mentioned?.

Will the free option at the link I posted serve my needs (free is obviously preferred)?.

Is it coded to work well with AutoCAD Civil 3D?.

Purchasing the Adobe Pro is acceptable, however: Feedback would be greatly appreciated regarding this software, or any other reccomendations any of you may have.

I found the free pdf Creator at THIS LINK to be the most highly recommended to interface with higher level AutoCAD licences (according to the AutoDesk forum). The pdf print driver inherent to CAD is also sub par (in my experience). For example, blobby, illegible text upon export to pdf, conflicts causing the process to crash, converting north arrows to a big black blob, etc, etc. I've experienced a number of problems with various pdf Creator packages throughout my career, especially with different versions of AutoCAD I've used.

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